The Turmoil
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Sheridan. Yes. He’s very musical, isn’t he?”
“I never heard of it. But I shouldn’t think it would matter much whether he was or not, if he could get Miss Vertrees to play to him. Does your daughter expect the piano back soon?”
“I—I believe not immediately. Mr. Sheridan came last evening to hear her play because she had arranged with the—that is, it was to be removed this afternoon. He seems almost well again.”
“Yes.” Sibyl nodded. “His father’s going to try to start him to work.”
“He seems very ...delicate,” said Mrs. Vertrees. “I shouldn’t think he would be able to stand a great deal, either physically or—” She paused and then added, glowing with the sense of her own adroitness —“or mentally.”
“Oh, mentally Bibbs is all right,” said Sibyl, in an odd voice.
“Entirely?” Mrs. Vertrees asked, breathlessly.
“Yes, entirely.”
“But has he ALWAYS been?” This question came with the same anxious eagerness.
“Certainly. He had a long siege of nervous dyspepsia, but he’s over it.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sheridan. Yes. He’s very musical, isn’t he?”
“I never heard of it. But I shouldn’t think it would matter much whether he was or not, if he could get Miss Vertrees to play to him. Does your daughter expect the piano back soon?”
“I—I believe not immediately. Mr. Sheridan came last evening to hear her play because she had arranged with the—that is, it was to be removed this afternoon. He seems almost well again.”
“Yes.” Sibyl nodded. “His father’s going to try to start him to work.”
“He seems very ...delicate,” said Mrs. Vertrees. “I shouldn’t think he would be able to stand a great deal, either physically or—” She paused and then added, glowing with the sense of her own adroitness —“or mentally.”
“Oh, mentally Bibbs is all right,” said Sibyl, in an odd voice.
“Entirely?” Mrs. Vertrees asked, breathlessly.
“Yes, entirely.”
“But has he ALWAYS been?” This question came with the same anxious eagerness.
“Certainly. He had a long siege of nervous dyspepsia, but he’s over it.”
What to read after The Turmoil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tarkington, Booth, 1869-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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